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<blockquote data-quote="!overwhelmed!" data-source="post: 666646" data-attributes="member: 18486"><p>Hi again. Just a small update...probably more to come. We've been getting our 2 overnight visitations mostly on time...however the last one our granddaughter who is now 14 months had a huge constipation problem. We took her to our Dr 5 mins from our home - family friend who she is familiar with - she was impacted with a 3 inch long 1 inch wide (2 inch middle portion) stool she could not pass. She is fine thanks to the Dr. But now because we were not thinking of anyone but her CPS is suggesting supervised visitation for us! Ironically I went before the judge the very next day - to amend my restraining order against my daughter - so we could communicate (phone text email etc). I told the judge what had happened. My daughter's lawyer said we had no right - we were unaware as we still thought our foster care papers were sufficient - but the judge was fine with it & I now understand & agreed to call CPS, & "now" my daughter & take her to ER if the need arises. The world is upside down. The lawyer asked the judge how either side could get in front of him in this case as all cases are closed. His response was grandparents visitation / rights. Why does he keep saying that? FL Code 3104 clearly states if the parents are married & living together, no grandparent rights exist! Of course they only got married because of this during the whole guardianship/CPS mess, but I don't think that matters. Anyone know of any loopholes in CA law that I am missing? CPS is supposed to let us know tomorrow what they intend to do. If they change our visitation I will find an "ex-parte" way to get back in front of the judge...any help/ideas there would be helpful too. Thanks for listening!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="!overwhelmed!, post: 666646, member: 18486"] Hi again. Just a small update...probably more to come. We've been getting our 2 overnight visitations mostly on time...however the last one our granddaughter who is now 14 months had a huge constipation problem. We took her to our Dr 5 mins from our home - family friend who she is familiar with - she was impacted with a 3 inch long 1 inch wide (2 inch middle portion) stool she could not pass. She is fine thanks to the Dr. But now because we were not thinking of anyone but her CPS is suggesting supervised visitation for us! Ironically I went before the judge the very next day - to amend my restraining order against my daughter - so we could communicate (phone text email etc). I told the judge what had happened. My daughter's lawyer said we had no right - we were unaware as we still thought our foster care papers were sufficient - but the judge was fine with it & I now understand & agreed to call CPS, & "now" my daughter & take her to ER if the need arises. The world is upside down. The lawyer asked the judge how either side could get in front of him in this case as all cases are closed. His response was grandparents visitation / rights. Why does he keep saying that? FL Code 3104 clearly states if the parents are married & living together, no grandparent rights exist! Of course they only got married because of this during the whole guardianship/CPS mess, but I don't think that matters. Anyone know of any loopholes in CA law that I am missing? CPS is supposed to let us know tomorrow what they intend to do. If they change our visitation I will find an "ex-parte" way to get back in front of the judge...any help/ideas there would be helpful too. Thanks for listening! [/QUOTE]
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